Rogue American Amber

Description: Tawny amber in color with a coffee aroma and tight head. A delicate roasted malt accent, generous use of hops and a ... more

Rogue American Amber ... smooth finish. American Amber, originally known as Ashland Amber (created at Rogue's original brewpub in Ashland, Oregon which was destroyed by flooding several years ago), is created from Northwest Harrington and Klages, 95-115 and 135-165 Crystal Malts. Kent Golding and Cascade Hops. American Amber is available in a 22-ounce bottle, 12-ounce 6-pack (new for 2005), and on draft.

Newest Review: ... standards. Sea Otter Amber was a special 2001 bottling (22 ounce) of Rogue's American Amber Ale. A portion of the proceeds of ... more

... the sale of this ale supports the Oregon Coast Aquarium and its mission to expand our understanding of the oceans. (OCA is where Free Willy, aka Keiko, was rehabilitated before his return to Iceland)” In the States, the beers are available in 22 fluid ounce single bottles, 12 fluid ounce six-packs and, in selected areas, on draft. THE BOTTLE In common with other Rogue brews, Amber Ale is sheathed in a tall and bulky dark brown glass bottle (650ml). The front and rear labels that are “painted” onto the glass....more

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Rogue American Amber: ROUGUES ARE LOVEABLE ARE THEY NOT? THIS ONE IS! (1056 words)
by - written on 27/10/06 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Spurred on by a trilogy of labels, I’m off on the second part of my journey at the moment (figuratively speaking of course) in search of pastures new, of lands over the seas, of foreign shores and also to seek out and enjoy new bibulous pleasures. I also promised that you would be able to travel with me in spirit at least on this voyage of discovery and I would try to indicate which local emporium would be able to supply you with liberal supplies of the current libation. I found quite a pleasant little haven to rest my weary bones yesterday (play on words if every I saw one! I entreat you to have a look at my previous posting if you haven’t already done so) ... Read the complete review